Final Fantasy 3 Nes How to Grow Big Again

Stat growth refers to the permanent comeback of the stats of the player characters.

Contents

• 1 Appearances
  • ane.1 Terminal Fantasy
    • 1.ane.1 Final Fantasy I & Two: Dawn of Souls and onward
  • one.2 Final Fantasy II
  • 1.3 Concluding Fantasy Three
  • one.four Final Fantasy IV
  • 1.5 Final Fantasy Five
  • 1.6 Final Fantasy VI
  • 1.seven Final Fantasy VII
    • 1.7.1 Crisis Core -Final Fantasy Vii-
  • 1.8 Last Fantasy Eight
  • 1.nine Final Fantasy IX
  • 1.10 Final Fantasy X
    • 1.10.i Last Fantasy 10-2
  • 1.11 Final Fantasy Eleven
  • 1.12 Final Fantasy XII
    • i.12.ane Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings
  • i.13 Terminal Fantasy Thirteen
    • 1.13.1 Concluding Fantasy 13-2
  • 1.14 Terminal Fantasy 14
  • one.xv Terminal Fantasy Tactics
  • 1.xvi Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
    • ane.xvi.i Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
  • ane.17 Terminal Fantasy Type-0
  • i.18 Final Fantasy Adventure
  • 1.19 Concluding Fantasy Legend III
  • 1.20 Concluding Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
  • 1.21 Dissidia Last Fantasy (2008)
    • one.21.one Dissidia 012 Concluding Fantasy
  • ane.22 Earth of Final Fantasy

Appearances [ ]

Final Fantasy [ ]

The majority of stats for characters are course-dependent. Stats can simply be increased by levelling upward. On level upward:

• The character gains a bonus to HP equal to FLOOR [ Vitality ÷ 4 ].
• The grapheme'due south Striking % and Magic Defence are increased by amounts adamant by the graphic symbol'southward class.
  • Advanced classes grow Accuracy and Magic Defence at the same charge per unit as their base of operations class. The exception is the Magic Defense force of the Monk (+4 per level) and Primary (+1 per level), where the Master grows slower due to a programming error.
• Each level has a gear up of guaranteed stats increased, including "potent" HP boosts, which are decided by the class of the graphic symbol. For example, a Warrior attaining level 2 will always gain a point in Strength and a "potent" HP upwards; a Warrior attaining level 3 will always proceeds a point in Agility and a point in Vitality. There are also levels with no guaranteed stat increases.
  • "Strong" HP ups are an additional 20–25 HP on top of the usual HP increase amount.
• For each of the stats that were not guaranteed on level up, the graphic symbol has a 1 in 4 adventure of increasing those stats.
  • "Strong" HP ups are not included, and do not take this 1 in iv chance. "Potent" HP ups simply occur on the guaranteed set levels as adamant by class.

Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls and onward [ ]

Level ups are the primary method of gaining stat increases. The MP related information does not apply to Pixel Remaster, which uses the spell charge system for casting capacity.

• On level up, characters ever gain some HP. If they can employ magic, they ever proceeds some MP too.
  • The corporeality of HP gained is equal to Flooring [ Stamina ÷ four ] + 1.
  • The corporeality of MP gained is equal to Floor [ Intelligence ÷ four ] + 1.
• Each level has a set of guaranteed stats increased, including "strong" HP and/or MP boosts, which are decided by the grade of the grapheme. For example, a Warrior attaining level two will e'er gain a point in Force and a "strong" HP upwards; a Warrior attaining level 3 will always gain a point in Agility and a signal in Stamina. In that location are as well levels with no guaranteed stat increases.
• "Strong" increases in HP and MP are larger increases beyond the usual amount gained from level up. These stack with the guaranteed increases from higher up.
  • "Stiff" HP level ups include an additional 20 to 25 HP.
  • "Strong" MP level ups include an additional 10 to 12 MP.
• For each stat that is not guaranteed to increment on level up, characters have a 1 in 8 hazard in increasing those remaining stats, including "strong" HP and MP increases.
  • For example, a Black Mage attaining level 2 is guaranteed to gain one point in Intelligence and a "strong" MP increase. They take a i in 8 adventure of gaining a point in Strength, 1 in eight hazard of gaining a point in Agility, 1 in 8 chance of gaining a betoken in Stamina, 1 in 8 chance of gaining a point in Luck, and a 1 in 8 adventure of gaining a "strong" HP increment.
• If Agility was increased, characters also gain a point of Evasion and a point of Accurateness.
• Characters always gain a set corporeality of both Accuracy and Magic Defence in accordance to their class.
  • Advanced classes usually have more favourable growth rates for Accuracy and Magic Defence force when compared to their base of operations class. The only exception is the Cherry Wizard, who gains Accuracy and Magic Defence force at the same rates as the Scarlet Mage.

Stat increasing consumable items were introduced in Dawn of Souls, and remained until Pixel Remaster. They grant permanent stat increases for one character afterward use. These items include:

• Golden Apple - Enhance max HP by 10.
• Argent Apple - Raise max HP by 5.
• Soma Drib - Raise max MP by 5.
• Power Plus - Raise Strength by 1-iii.
• Speed Plus - Raise Agility by 1-3. This detail does not increase the character's base Accurateness or Evasion, unlike Agility increases from level ups.
• Mind Plus - Raise Intelligence past one-three.
• Stamina Plus - Raise Stamina by one-3.
• Luck Plus - Raise Luck by one-3.

An space supply of these items tin be acquired by repeatedly running through the Soul of Chaos bonus dungeons.

Final Fantasy II [ ]

Thespian characters' stats increase based on their functioning in battle. Attacking an enemy with a specific weapon (or shield) increases the grapheme's skill with that weapon. Casting a certain spell volition eventually increase the level of that spell, making it more powerful and less likely to miss.

Spell and weapon levels take a certain amount of uses, each awarding a sure number of "points" for that skill to level upward. Each fourth dimension a spell is used or a grapheme attacks with a certain weapon type equipped, a certain amount of "proficiency EXP" is gained with that spell or weapon blazon. For the kickoff use in a given battle, the proficiency gained is based on the enemy germination'southward Rank, the graphic symbol's current proficiency with the spell or weapon type in question, and a static modifier dependent on whether a spell or weapon is being used. All subsequent uses within a unmarried battle volition grant 1 point of proficiency feel.

In the NES version, all proficiency ranks crave a constant 100 points to attain from the previous rank. In the remakes, the required signal thresholds have been set on a curve that gradually increases with each rank.

Rank	Points (NES)	Points (Remakes)
i	0	0
2	100	xx
three	100	25
4	100	25
5	100	30
6	100	35
7	100	xl
8	100	45
9	100	50
10	100	sixty
xi	100	lxx
12	100	80
thirteen	100	xc
xiv	100	ninety
15	100	100
xvi	100	100

Attributes are besides individually increased based on player actions:

Aspect	Action
Force	Apply the Attack control in battle.
Magic	Have MP reduced in battle.
Magic Points	Take MP reduced in battle.
Spirit	Cast White Magic spells in battle.
Intelligence	Bandage Black Magic spells in boxing.
Health Points	Accept HP reduced in battle.
Stamina	Have HP reduced in battle.
Agility	Have a high Evasion-% (via light armor, shields, weapons, Agility).
Evasion	Be targeted by attacks.
Magic Defense	Be targeted by offensive magic.

Max HP also automatically increases at regular intervals in later versions.

Concluding Fantasy 3 [ ]

Whenever a character gains a level, their maximum HP increases by a random amount ranging from Level + 100% of Vitality to Level + 150% of Vitality, thus, changing to high-vitality jobs—like Monk, Knight, Viking and Blackness Belt—earlier leveling upwards makes information technology easier to max out HP.

Strength, Agility, Vitality, Intellect, Listen and MP are adamant past a character'due south electric current level and job. For example, a level twenty Knight who previously leveled as a Thief, would have the verbal same Strength, Agility, Vitality, Intellect, Mind and MP / spell slots equally a level 20 Knight who previously leveled as a Warrior or White Mage.

Other stats are by and large calculated based on level, job, job level, various base stats (like Forcefulness or Agility), or a combination of the to a higher place.

Some basic stat calculation formulas for the Famicom version are as follows:

• Every xvi levels gained adds +1 to a grapheme'southward Set on Multiplier.
• Every sixteen levels gained adds +one to a character's Magic Multiplier.
• Every 16 levels gained adds +1 to a character's Defence Multiplier, or half that if he is not using a shield.
• Every 32 chore levels gained adds +1 to a character's Magic Multiplier.
• Every iv task levels gained adds +one% to a graphic symbol'southward Accuracy.
• When a grapheme gains a level, his maximum HP increases based on his electric current Vitality, which is in plough based on his current job.
• A character gains a bonus to Set on Power equal to 1/iv of his Strength.
• A character gains a bonus to Accuracy equal to ane/4 of his Agility.
• A character gains a bonus to Attack Multiplier equal to i/16 of his Agility.
• A character gains a bonus to Defense force Multiplier equal to 1/16 of his Agility, or half that if he is non using a shield.
• A character gains a bonus to Evasion equal to ane/two of his Agility.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to Magic Defense Multiplier equal to 1/32 of his Agility.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to Defense force equal to 1/two of his Vitality.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to Black Magic Ability equal to 1/2 of his Intelligence.
• A character gains a bonus to Black Magic Multiplier equal to 1/16 of his Intelligence.
• A graphic symbol gains a bonus to Black Magic Accuracy equal to 1/two of his Intelligence.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to Magic Defense Multiplier equal to i/32 of his Intelligence.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to Magic Resistance equal to 1/2 of his Intelligence.
• A graphic symbol gains a bonus to White Magic Power for non-healing spells equal to ane/2 of his Heed.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to White Magic Multiplier equal to 1/xvi of his Mind.
• A character gains a bonus to White Magic Accuracy equal to ane/2 of his Mind.
• A grapheme gains a bonus to Magic Defense force Multiplier equal to 1/32 of his Listen.
• A graphic symbol gains a bonus to Magic Resistance equal to i/2 of his Mind.

Last Fantasy IV [ ]

Stat growth is static and graphic symbol-dependent until they reach level 70; after this, the stat growth of specific characters is determined by the Augments they have equipped (in the 3D versions), or is picked at random from ane of the eight statistics (in the 2D versions). Sure Augments provide certain stat bonuses at level upwards; for instance, the Kick augment provides a bonus to Strength.

Final Fantasy Five [ ]

Each job has a static stat modifier compared to the Freelancer. For example, the Black Mage has +31 Magic, just -9 and -2 penalties to Force and Stamina, respectively. While these bonuses practice not "grow", mastering a job will transfer the bonuses to the Freelancer and Mime, but none of the penalties. These bonuses exercise not stack, and the highest acquired bonus will be applied. Mastering a Black Mage will grant Freelancer and Mime the aforementioned +31 to Magic, only if the character and then masters Oracle, it will exist replaced past the Oracle'south +36 to Magic. To gain the highest possible bonus in all stats, a grapheme has to master Gladiator or Monk for Strength, Thief for Agility, Monk for Stamina, and Oracle for Magic.

Final Fantasy VI [ ]

Each character has unique base stats that do non grow naturally, just the player tin can heave them once they gain admission to magicite, as most confer a stat bonus to the character who levels up with that magicite equipped. For instance, leveling with the Ifrit magicite equipped grants a permanent +1 to Strength, while leveling with Midgardsormr equipped increases the max HP gained at level up by 30% (that is, if the character were to gain 100 HP at level up, they would gain 130 instead; this applies to MP likewise).

The rate at which health is gained per level up increases slowly, simply steadily, all the way up to level 70, which caps out at +162 Max HP. After level 70, the additions to the thespian'south Max HP diminish. If the player plans on using Bahamut's or Diabolos's bonuses, the increases from 68 to 69, 69 to lxx, and 70 to 71 are the best choices.

A grapheme'southward gear and level have a bigger impact than the permanent stat boosts gained from equipping magicite. Only i stat, when modified, makes a meaningful contribution: Magic Ability. Pocket-sized differences in Vigor hardly have any effect, and boosting Vigor with magicites' stat boosts pales in comparison to merely equipping a better weapon. Stamina improves a character's run a risk to evade status attacks, but a Ribbon would guarantee it. Investing meaningfully in the Speed stat would require for that a grapheme to eschew all other stats and the effect could be replicated with a unproblematic bandage of Haste. HP and MP investments practice non make a character that much more durable overall, although having more of each is all the same useful.

The mobile versions use post-battle quicksaves, meaning that if 1 accidentally levels up with the wrong magicite equipped, the thespian can become a do-over.

Concluding Fantasy VII [ ]

Stats can exist permanently boosted by either leveling up or by using stat boosting items. When a character gains a level, they earn increases to all principal stats also equally HP and MP, but the amount they increment is random, and depends on the stat, the character and their current level.

A character like Cloud is designed to be an accommodating good character with high stat growth in all his stats, whereas Aeris gains big heave in her Magic when leveling upwards, but has little Strength, and Barret has loftier Vitality but less Dexterity. Although private stat boosts gained by a level up are randomized, they are fixed in a way that the thespian can never devious too far from the intended average. A character'southward primary stats are capped at 255; using Sources or wearing equipment and accessories does not increase a graphic symbol'south base stat from where the stat bonuses are calculated at a level up, and thus does not affect the rate the grapheme gains stat increases through leveling.

In addition to stats increasing equally a graphic symbol levels up, there are several items which, when used, permanently increase a given stat by ane bespeak. These are: the Power Source, which increases Force; Guard Source, which increases Vitality; Magic Source, which increases Magic; Mind Source, which increases Spirit; Speed Source, which increases Dexterity; and Luck Source, which increases Luck. Gelnika is notable equally a location where every monster can be morphed into a Source. It is possible to duplicate the Sources with the W-Item duplication bug for quick stat boosts.

Crunch Core -Last Fantasy Seven- [ ]

The player can permanently boost the Materia's stats through Materia Fusion. The Materia can be fused with various items that grant stat boosts and the boosts carry over to different Materia during fusion. The Materia tin can then exist equipped to Zack. Zack also gains minor stat boosts himself by leveling up.

Concluding Fantasy VIII [ ]

While character stats are already highly customizable with the junction organization, these changes are not permanent. Some Guardian Forces accept abilities that grant a permanent level upward bonus upon the character who equips them. For example, Leviathan learns the Spr Bonus ability, which when equipped grants a permanent +1 to Spirit upon the wearer's level up. An like shooting fish in a barrel style to attain permanently high stats is to stay on a low level until acquiring the GF Cactuar, equally information technology has every stat boost ability.

Stats can too be permanently additional by devouring sure high-level enemies.

• HP: Rinoa during Adel battle (ends in a Game Over) or Ruby Dragon.
• Forcefulness: T-Rexaur
• Magic: Behemoth
• Vitality: Adamantoise
• Spirit: Malboro
• Speed: PuPu

Items that give permanent boosts are rare. They tin be manufactured with certain GF abilities, though they require obtaining ingredients through Carte Mod, rare enemy drops, or expensive purchases. The following method requires Doomtrain, Eden and Tonberry. The abilities needed are Doomtrain's Forbid Med-RF, Eden'southward GFAbl Med-RF, and Tonberry'southward Familiar and Call Shop. One must accept visited all of Esthar's shops for them to exist accessible through Call Shop.

One must buy either Behemothic's Rings, Ability Wrists, Forcefulness Armlets, or Hypno Crowns from Esthar's pet shop and refine them with GFAbl Med-RF into their next form:

• Giant's Ring x10 to Gaea'southward Ring x1
• Power Wrist x10 to Hyper Wrist x1
• Force Armlet x10 to Magic Armlet x1
• Hypno Crown x10 to Royal Crown x1

And utilise the Forbid Med-RF to turn them into status-ups:

• Gaea'south Ring x1 to HP Up x1
• Hyper Wrist x10 to Str Up x1
• Magic Armlet x10 to Spr Upwardly x1
• Royal Crown x10 to Mag Up x1

It takes 150,000,000 gil to get 100 of the condition ups, each.

To get Vitality, 1 tin refine Vit Ups by buying Vit-J Scrolls and using the GFAbl Med-RF to refine 10 into ane Orihalcon and refine ten of those into an Adamantine, then use Forbid Med-RF to turn v of those into 1 Vit Up.

To get Speed ane can refine Spd Ups by fighting Cactuars on Cactuar Isle, and collecting 100 Cactus Thorns to refine them with GFAbl Med-RF to 1 Hundred Needles and refine that using Preclude Med-RF, into one Spd Up.

Ingredients for Str Upwardly, Vit Upward, and HP Upwards can be farmed much more efficiently near the end of the game by repeatedly modding rare cards and winning them back from members of the Card Club on the Ragnarok. This requires completing the CC quest before the point of no render.

Final Fantasy IX [ ]

Each character has a fixed stat growth, but some equipment pieces provide permanent stat growth when a character levels up while wearing them. The best stat-boosting equipment can be purchased afterwards the party has the Blue Narciss in shops, the Treno Auction Business firm, institute in Chocographs, and in some treasures on disc 3 and 4. Some examples are the Black Chugalug, Dark Matter, Magic Noise, Pearl Rouge, Ribbon, Genji Armor, Venetia Shield, and North-Kai Armlet.

For those interested in maximizing stats, information technology is recommended to keep the political party'due south level every bit low as possible, so start to level up with stat-boosting equipment at the end of the game. It is possible to keep levels depression until Amarant joins then that the additional characters will not receive more stat penalties. This is because the higher the initial levels for Freya, Quina, Eiko, and Amarant when they join the party, the more than stat penalties they suffer. This explains why, for example, Freya's max HP on player A's relieve file can be lower than Freya's max HP on player B's salve file, fifty-fifty if Freya is at the aforementioned level on both.

The stats that can exist manipulated via equipment are Speed, Strength, Magic and Spirit. Speed and Spirit max at fifty, while Forcefulness and Magic max at 99.

The stats that increment by leveling are as follows:

• HPMod and MPMod begin at 250 and 200, respectively and increment irregularly with level.
• Each character has a different Stat Base.
• Values in square brackets circular down.

The StatBonus values start at 0. When a character gains a level, StrBonus and MagBonus increase by iii, SprBonus increases by i and MStBonus increases past 5. In addition to these automatic increases, the Bonus values also increases based on the stat bonuses given by equipment. There is no equipment that gives MStBonus.

For example, if a character has a Bone Wrist equipped, it gives +1 Strength while it is equipped. If that character levels while information technology is equipped, that character will gain ane StrBonus when he levels up. Hence, if for case, one relieve file has Zidane equip nothing from 1 to 99, and another has just the Bone Wrist equipped, the Zidane with the Bone Wrist equipped volition have three more Forcefulness by level 99 (i StrBonus ten 98 level ups / 32 = 3.0625.)

Due to the Marcus/Eiko stat bug, all of Marcus'south StatBonus values transfer over to Eiko, while not affecting her level.

Final Fantasy Ten [ ]

Characters are highly customizable using the Sphere Grid system. As a character gains feel in battle, they acquire Sphere Levels allowing them to motion inside the grid. When a graphic symbol lands at a given node they can use spheres caused through the game to activate a node and receive the node's attributes, such as HP or MP boost, Strength, or Luck. Some spheres let the character learn another graphic symbol'due south abilities, like the White and Blackness Magic Spheres, and other spheres let the grapheme move into another node on the Sphere Grid, like a Return Sphere and Teleport Sphere.

Each character begins at a sure point in the Sphere Grid, giving them a path for most of the game. For instance, Yuna is a White Mage, so her progression mostly boosts her Magic stat and teaches her curative spells. Afterwards in the game, the player can continue other characters' paths and increase in the stat that they by and large specialize in. The player can as well completely remake the Sphere Grid with Articulate Spheres, which blank the current node allowing the player to fill information technology with a stat of their choosing.

Lock spheres tin can exist opened with fundamental spheres that match the level of the lock. Many special abilities are backside locked spheres, merely since all the characters share the same Sphere Filigree, whatever lock merely needs to be unlocked once to make the path available for all characters.

Final Fantasy 10-2 [ ]

Each dressphere has different stats on each level, simply stat growth is non dependent on the dresspheres themselves. If Yuna levels upward wearing exclusively the Gunner dressphere, she will have the aforementioned stats equally a level 25 Gun Mage every bit she would if she leveled up with a different dressphere. Stat values can be changed by equipping certain accessories or Garment Grids.

Final Fantasy Xi [ ]

The jobs have stat modifiers and penalties, but are tied to the job in question and disappear upon changing jobs. Unlike races also accept stat modifiers, but they are modest enough to be mostly insignificant at higher levels. Since a grapheme can freely switch between jobs, and there is a fee to have more than i character, picking a race that is "perfect" for a chore is non possible or practical. A Galka may make the ideal Warrior, merely cannot friction match a Tarutaru as a Black Mage, and the actor cannot have both without paying for the extra character, for whom they would take to redo much of the game'due south content.

Upon reaching level 75 and higher with a job, any feel gained can optionally go towards limit points. Limit points can exist cashed in for Merit Points, which tin be used to customize the grapheme. Among the many options are permanent stat bonuses up to 120 HP/MP, and +8 in other stats. Experience points are forced into limit points should the level of the job caps at the maximum experience signal limit at level 99.

Final Fantasy XII [ ]

Stat growth is grapheme-specific. Each graphic symbol gets stat boosts past leveling up. HP tin be permanently boosted by unlocking augments on the License Board, and MP tin be permanently doubled, and finally tripled, of the original value, past learning Quickenings in the original version (in the Zodiac versions, Quickenings apply a dissever gauge rather than MP).

Battle and Magick Lores on the License Lath give +1 to Force and Magick Ability, respectively. In the original version, all characters share the same License Board. In the Zodiac versions, the histrion chooses a job and different jobs accept different amounts of Battle and Magick Lores, giving the player a footling customisation over a character's stats. In The Zodiac Age versions, the player tin can choose two boards for each character.

At that place are besides other augments that touch on battle performance, similar Swiftness, but exercise non themselves grant stat boosts.

Terminal Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings [ ]

The only mode to boost stats permanently is by leveling up. Every character has their unique pre-programmed stat growth.

Concluding Fantasy XIII [ ]

Characters earn Crystogen Points (CP) to spend on the Crystarium to gain permanent stat boosts in HP, Strength, and Magic power. Everybody'due south Crystarium tree is unique and every character has six roles, each with its ain section in the Crystarium. Defense cannot be permanently boosted, but is only affected by accessories. The player tin instead permanently boost the accessories' attributes through equipment upgrades.

The maximum stats attainable only by fully advancing through Crystaria for each character are:

Proper name	HP	Strength	Magic
Lightning	20,000	1,700	ane,700
Sazh	27,000	i,000	i,000
Snowfall	30,000	ane,500	one,200
Hope	18,000	1,100	1,900
Vanille	21,050	1,400	1,700
Fang	24,000	two,005	1,300

Concluding Fantasy XIII-2 [ ]

Each role can now attain level 99 and the Crystaria for Serah and Noel have xx-two stages at each a bonus is selected. Serah has the superior Magic growth and Noel has the superior HP and Forcefulness growth.

There are ii types of nodes: modest and large. Small spheres in the same positions requite similar stat bonuses on each playthrough, while the large are role-sensitive.

Leveling a role on a large Crystarium node increases sure stat by certain amount:

Role	Leveling on level	Stat increased	Growth bonus
Commando	Independent	Strength	2
Ravager	Contained	Magic	ii
Sentinel	Contained	HP	half-dozen
Saboteur	Even[note 1]	Strength	2
	Odd[note 2]	Magic	ii
Synergist	Fifty-fifty[note 1]	HP	6
	Odd[note 2]	Magic	two
Medic	Independent	HP	6

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} 2, 4, 6, etc.)
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.i} 3, 5, vii, etc.

These stats can also be improved past equipping diverse weapons and accessories.

Each Paradigm Pack monster has only i office that is developed via expending materials. Materials are divided into Potent; which slightly raises HP, Strength, and Magic altogether; Vitality, which raises HP improve than Potent; Power, which raises Forcefulness better than Potent; and Mana, which raises Magic better than Potent. Materials are further divided into Biological which are used past Feral Creatures and Mechanical, which are used to develop mechanical monsters.

Terminal Fantasy Xiv [ ]

In both "Legacy" and A Realm Reborn players proceeds a flat amount of stats every level, as well as i stat indicate every level which they can freely distribute to a unmarried stat. The thespian may reassign already spent points by using one copy of the "Keeper'due south Hymn" item. Distributed stats were removed with the Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood expansion.

A graphic symbol'due south base stats are tied to their race and job, and a character can freely change jobs, making finding the optimal race and job combination impractical. Boosted characters do not have a fee limiting the player from having several "perfect" combination characters, simply there is several hours of content the thespian would have to echo to unlock the game'due south content for new characters.

Concluding Fantasy Tactics [ ]

Each chore has a specific stat growth. For instance, Thieves accept higher speed stat growth, while Mimes have the highest MA growth. Arithmeticians have the lowest stat growth. The best fashion to abound stats is to level up in a job with adept growth, and then de-level through the degenerator trap or enemy abilities as an Arithmetician, then re-level equally a good stat growth job.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance [ ]

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Concluding Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift [ ]

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift features a broad array of races and job classes, each with unique stat growth rates. The main attributes of each character are hit points (HP), mist points (MP), attack (Atk), defense (Def), magick (Mgk), resistance (Res) and speed (Spd). Their growth is controlled past a series of formulas within the game. All stats, except for Spd, rising when the actor levels up, past an amount predetermined past the post-obit formula: ((growth*4)+ix)/10. The "growth" is a number dependent on course that ranges from 1.l to iii.00 in increments of 0.25 for the four passive stats (Atk, Def, Mgk and Res), from v to 9 in whole integers for HP, and from 1 to eight for MP. Speed works differently; each unit has a percentage risk for their speed to rising past 0.25 points when they level up.

With these figures in heed, ratings can exist assigned to each attribute. HP ranks from A-East, MP from A-H, and the other stats from A-G. These are the stats featured in each of the classes' pages.

For actor perspective, B ratings are rare, and A more and then. Just because a course does not accept annihilation that high, information technology does non mean the class is weak. Typically, a good assortment is considered to, ignoring HP and MP, accept ii poor stats (G-F), one moderate (E-D), and i good (C+).

• A-Ranked HP: Warrior
• A-Ranked MP: Arcanist
• A-Ranked Atk: Berserker, Gladiator, Dragoon, Primary Monk, Parivir, Ranger, Sniper
• A-Ranked Def: Defender, Geomancer, Moogle Knight
• A-Ranked Mgk: Black Mage (Nu mou), Summoner
• A-Ranked Res: Alchemist, Geomancer, Seer, Tinker, Viking

The Trickster job has a Res growth of one.86, making it the just example of a stat that does not have a growth rate divisible past 0.25. This is the simply "E+" rating.

Last Fantasy Type-0 [ ]

Stat promotion.

Characters' stats are raised by equipment and leveling up, but to otherwise permanently boost them, the player needs to employ stat enhancement items in the Promotion menu at relic terminals. Stat boost items are rare. Surrendering Supersoldiers and Heavy Gunners may yield HP Enhancers or ATK Enhancers. There are besides people around the world who trade phantoma for Enhancers. During the Escaping the Imperial Capital mission, the player tin can find an HP Enhancer from the end of the train they board. Enhancers are also rewards for some tasks and the superboss Nox Suzaku yields them. Stats max out at 255.

Final Fantasy Run a risk [ ]

Defeating monsters yields Experience and GP, the erstwhile's accumulation leveling up the role player and asking what type of stat they want to boost. Players can create a powerful character in terms of physical attacks, a powerful wizard with strong magic attacks, or annihilation in between.

The stat they choose volition be the primary stat that will be boosted. Some stats will besides boost a different stat, simply to a bottom degree.

• Power: This will increase the Power rating of Sumo by ii points. This will heighten the attack power of Sumo making it easier to defeat enemies. This will besides increase the Stamina and Volition stat by 1 point.
• Stamina: This will increment the Stamina rating of Sumo past 2 points. This raises the HP and as well concentrates on the character's defense. He will now accept less harm dealt to him past enemy attacks. This volition as well increase the Ability and Volition ratings by ane indicate.
• Wisdom: This will increment the Wisdom rating of Sumo past ii points. This will give him additional MP and raise the damage caused by magic attacks to the enemies. This will likewise increase the Stamina and Volition ratings by 1 point.
• Will: This will increase the Will rating of Sumo by two points. This will increase the speed of the gauge allowing the Volition Bar to make full quicker. This volition also increment the Stamina and Will ratings by 1 signal.

Final Fantasy Legend Iii [ ]

The homo and mutant classes produce the highest HP past far because of how the other classes take fix base of operations stats. Unfortunately, the cap for all stats (Attack/Defense force/Agility/Magic) is 99, but equipment makes all stats exceed 99. Then, the real cap is 99 + equipment bonuses.

The robot class produce the second highest HP and the cap for all characters is 1195 HP. Robots takes a pretty bad stat penalty, so 99 for all stats and 999 HP and anything over 999 is just calculated as 999, which is the reason robots fall way behind humans and mutants. Notwithstanding, robots too take robotic parts bonus cap of 99 for all stats and 999 hp that adds directly on to these stats, so the cap for robots becomes 1195 HP, 147 Attack, 107 Defense, and 144 Attack with 0 MP. And only like humans, equipment as well adds directly on top of those caps, and so the real cap for robots is penalized base stats + robotic parts bonuses + equipment bonuses.

The residuum of the classes have stock-still base of operations stats depending on what form they accept, which are lower than 999 HP and 99 for stats, so they are all lower than humans, mutants and robots. Monsters cannot even vesture equipment for equipment stat bonuses.

All classes tin additionally have Fast and Beat bandage on them during battle to increase their stats fifty-fifty more. Each spell can be cast upwardly to 9 times before having no more effect.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates [ ]

Character'south stats increase through leveling upward or by buying increases (eg: Hp Upward, Atk Up) from moogles. Only a sure corporeality of each increase can be bought and they are very expensive.

Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) [ ]

The only style to permanently boost a character's stats is past leveling them up.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy [ ]

The arrangement from the original Dissidia returns every bit the leveling up system; where EXP is gained and permanent stat boosts occur.

World of Final Fantasy [ ]

Stat growth between characters appear static. A listing of "growth ratings" for each Mirage (playable or non) indicates the extent of which stats increment upon leveling upwardly. Growth ratings are depicted as icons, and the corporeality of icons for each stat determines its growth, from one icon to five. A stat with simply one icon indicates minimal increase for that Mirage, or none whatsoever.

The player can permanently increase a Mirage's stats (and their transfigurations thereof, if any) past unlocking stat boost spaces within their Mirage Board, but this does not affect their stat growth.

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